Some more questions:
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> Von: "Dave Phillips" <dlphillips@xxxxxxxxxx>
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> I load the ALSA virtual MIDI module (modprobe snd-virmidi)
Is that necessary? What is this virtual MIDI card needed for? I can "record" notes from /dev/midi1, /dev/dmmidi1 and /dev/snd/midiC1D0 like
cat /dev/midi1 > record
and send the data back to my MIDI keyboard using the same three devices like
cat record > /dev/midi1
I can hear the notes I recorded before (as expected the timing gets lost). After doing
sudo modprobe snd-virmidi
four additional devices (/dev/snd/midiC2D0 to /dev/snd/midiC2D3) are created, but I can neither record nor play back notes in the manner I described above. Do I still have to do something with those devices?
My suspicion is that everything should also work without snd-virmidi, but I find it strange that all three original devices can be used both for recording and playback. In fact, I can link dosemu-midi to all of them, and MIDI out works with all of them. I also tried to link dosemu-midi_in to any of them, but up to now I had no success. I don't know whether it's because of Dosemu or the DOS program that it does not work. Do I have to change anything in the dosemu.conf to make it work?
I guess with the appropriate debugging flags it should be possible to tell from the content of ~/.dosemu/boot.log whether MIDI input was received. What flags should I use?
TIA
Thomas W.
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